Rival Roe v Wade protesters rally at U.S. Supreme Court
STORY: Pro-choice activists chanted slogans about human rights and said reproductive control is a key in protecting women in domestic violence cases. A thin line of police away, young anti-abortion activists called out rallying cries of their own, such as that babies would not choose to die.
Abortion rights battles have been flaring around the country since a draft opinion powered by the Supreme Court's conservative majority that would overturn the landmark decision was leaked in May.
Such a ruling would enable states to outlaw abortion, a goal of many Republican elected officials and religious conservatives.
